Weather Forecast: Sunny with Small Rain Chance Saturday
A brief weather note shows sunny conditions with a ten percent precipitation chance on Saturday. The high reaches 28 and the low 13. Map page B3.
12 Jun 1987
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1987
Page
1
A brief weather note shows sunny conditions with a ten percent precipitation chance on Saturday. The high reaches 28 and the low 13. Map page B3.
NATO foreign ministers cleared the way for a U S Soviet nuclear arms accord and invited the Warsaw Pact to conventional arms talks. U S Secretary of State George Shultz said there was a clear consensus among allies on moving toward the first such agreement since 1979, though verification issues remain and talks continue.
Police continue search for the body of a man who allegedly stole a small plane from a Laval marina and crashed into the St. Lawrence River near the northeastern tip of Montreal Island. Constable Michel Martin suggested possible causes including fuel depletion or mechanical failure. The aircraft’s sole occupant remains missing.
London voters give Margaret Thatcher a sweeping win, securing 378 Conservative seats to 229 Labour and 20 Alliance. Thatcher becomes the first woman leader to win three consecutive terms, while Labour gains by three percent in national support. A dog named Ted will sit in Parliament beside MP David Blunkett.
In Medicine Hat drivers pay 45.2 cents per litre for regular gas while Regina posts 39.9 and Montreal 53.5. Alberta Energy Minister Neil Webber defends provincial gas costs as Toronto prices dip below Alberta averages amid a probe into price differences. The contrast shows Medicine Hat lower than Winnipeg and Montreal but higher than Regina, with Calgary and Edmonton about three cents cheaper per litre than Hat.
Witnesses in the second degree murder trial say Steven Kesler appeared to shoot like target practice as he fired at Timothy Smith who robbed Kesler’s southwest Calgary drugstore. Eyewitnesses Ashkin and Marston described Kesler pursuing the unarmed robber, stopping, then deliberately aiming the shotgun.
Medicine Hat's Women's Shelter will not close beds despite a large deficit as Alberta withholds federal shelter funding. Social Services Minister Connie Osterman rejected federal grants for shelters, redirecting up to 1.75 million to general revenues. Calgary shelters Sherrif OSTERMAN King Home and Calgary Women's Emergency Shelter face bed cuts, with operators vowing fundraising to cover deficits. Cooperation leader Lori Cooper expressed disappointment but planned to seek alternative funding.
Ottawa Liberal run Senate votes 34 to 17 to hold public hearings on the Meech Lake accord defying Turner’s position. Allan MacEachen leads the push amid criticism from Deputy Prime Minister Mazankowski and opposition lawmakers.
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